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1. The customer was being parsimonious to the waiter with the tip.
2. The ocular cavity holds our eyeball.
3. We had to evince the proof to my mom when she didn't believe me.
4. They saw blazonry at the art museum.
5. She's a leading member of the Roman Catholic laity in Spain.

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1. The parsimonious lady did not want to give up her seat on the bus.
2. When the actor was stabbed the movie had a lachrymose tone.
3.The lackey followed the actor. around to tend all of his needs.
4. I had to put on my sunglasses in order to evince the sun.
5. The quarterback had to give the cadence to the receivers so they did not jump off-sides.

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1. Justin had a lachrymose mood when he didn't get put in the game.
2. the storm was a detriment to the house.
3. cadence is needed when beak.
4. mista has good ocular visiojn
5. the lackey clean the entire house in one hour.

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1. I am very parsimonious (adj) when it comes to money.
2. He tried to impugn (verb) that I did not do the homework and was wrong.
3. The death of my dog put me in a lachrymose (adj) mood.
4. The hurricane was a detriment (noun) to the city.
5. His ocular (adj) ability was weak and he could not see.

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1. The parsimonious (adj) man did not want to give me money.
2. He was lachrymose(adj) when her husband died.
3. Catholics that are not priests are called Laity(noun).
4. I knew I had an ocular (adj) problem when I couldn't see anything.
5. Eating raw meat can be very detriment(adj).

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1. My dogs have to go to the groomers today and are looking at bit lachrymose this morning. (adj)
2. I have bad ocular vision. (Adj)
3. John is tired of being treated like a lackey at work. (N)
4. In the army, they make a perfect cadence. (N)
5. My dad has a parsimonious attitude with his steak. (adj)

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1. The customer was being parsimonious (adj) with the tip.
2. The girl was lachrymose after she got a bad grade on her test.
3. There was a musical cadence in her speech.
4. The lackeys cleaned there home.
5. The letters he wrote were evince of love he felt.

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To save money the parsimonious (adj) old man always bought used clothes.
2. The mayor leaked news of the arrest to the media to impugn (v) his opponent's character.
3. After her husband died, my aunt became a lachrymose (adj) woman who couldn't stop crying.
4. His name is simply a description of his blazory (n).
5.When the girl gets excited, she speaks in a rapid cadence (n).

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1. A society that is parsimonious in its personal charity will require more government welfare. (adj)
2. Eating raw meat can be very detriment. (n)
3. He tried to impugn that i did not do the homework. (v)
4. The janitor is lackey to the principle at the school.
5. His ocular ability was weak and he could not see. (adj)

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1. I am very parsimonious when it comes to money.
2.The lackey janitor did not listen to his boss
3. The teacher tied to show the evince material on the bored.
4.The doctor said that the pain is ocular.
5.The homeless man was very lachrymose so we gave him 10 dollars.

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1. He was lachrymose after he lost the game
2. He was the kings lackey
3. The hurricane was a detriment to the city.
4. he is an ocular doctor
5. He is a laity

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1. The lachrymose movie made her feel very sad after watching.
2. The song had a fast cadence with it.
3. His running skills were very lackey when he couldnt run the mile.
4. We had to evince the proof to my mom when she didnt believe me.
5. The stunt devil goes through detriment stunts.

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1.) My mom said I had a parsimonious (adj) attitude because I didn't share my candy with her.
2.) The puppy was acting lachrymose (adj) because he didn't get a treat.
3.) The cadence (n) was never off during the concert.
4.) He wanted his friends to stop treating him like a lackey (n).
5.) She evinced (v) me when I mispronounced a word.

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1. We felt initially that there would be a detriment (n) to our winning.
2. The laity (n) church wide i completely  unaware of what is going on.
3. His name is simply a description of his blazonry (n)
4. When the eye doctor gave me my new lens everything seemed to become evinced (v) to me.
5. Some people just have a parsimonious (adj) attitude when it comes to buying gifts.

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1. The family is too parsimonious with their money.
2. The student evinced all the details in his paper.
3. All the people in the congregation are all part of the laity.
4. The star player leaving the team, left a huge detriment in their title winning season.
5. The boy impugned on his classmate after he did not show up all of last week.

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1. To save money, the parsimonious (adj.) old man always bought used clothes.
2. The mayor leaked news of the arrest to the media to impugn (v.) his opponent's character.
3. After her husband died, my aunt became a lachrymose (adj.) woman who couldn't stop crying.
4. His name is simply a description of his blazonry (n.).
5. The wealthy gent's lackey (n.) toted his luggage all over the resort.

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1. The family of the fallen soldier were lachrymose (adj) when they were at the funeral.
2. The guy went to the ocular  (adj) doctor to check on his eye.
3. The tornado was very detriment (noun)to the town.
4. The king called his lackeys (noun) to clean the house for the party.
5. The band were working on the cadence (noun) all week before the game.

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1. The family is too parsimonious to have the lights on all night.
2. The coach impugned the athletes ability.
3. The widow was lachrymose.
4. The song had a simple cadence.
5. The king had many lackeys.

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1. His acceptence letter had evinced (v) his life from there on.
2. I like songs with a fast cadence (n).
3. I became was lachrymose (adj) after I got a bad grade on my quiz.
4. . The janitor is considered a  lackey (n) to our school.
5.  Getting a bad grade would be a detriment (n) to my grade.

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1. She is very parsimonious and never tips more than 5%. (adj)
2. After her husband died, she became a lachrymose woman. (adj)
3. As a loyal member of the laity, he attends Church every Sunday. (noun)
4. The ocular disease could cause you to go blind. (adj)
5. The millionaires lackey drags his luggage wherever he travels. (noun)

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1) Parsimonious New Hampshire voters, have a phobia about taxes.
2) There were no real grounds for impugning the decision.
3) Lackeys helped them from their carriage.
4) His letters evince the excitement he felt at undertaking this journey.
5) He is engrossed in his work to the detriment of his married life.

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1) Parsimonious(adj) New Hampshire voters, have a phobia about taxes.
2) She was pink-eyed and lachrymose(adj).
3) Lackeys(N) helped them from their carriage.
4) His letters evince(V) the excitement he felt at undertaking this journey.
5) He is engrossed in his work to the detriment(N) of his married life.

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1. She's too parsimonious to heat the house properly.
2. There were no real grounds for impugning the decision.
3. He is better known for his lachrymose ballads than hard rock numbers.
4. Francie stopped playing in mid cadence.
5. I'm not staying as a paid lackey to act as your yes-man.